The General Overseer of Tower of Revelation Ministry Int’l. Aba, Abia State, Apostle Umah Udah, has revealed that an encounter with a man of God can reverse a curse placed by a biological father.
Apostle Udah made this revelation on Sunday, June 20 during a Revelation Service.
The topic for the service was tagged: “Breaking the yoke of delay” Text was taken from: Genesis 49:1-3.
According to the Apostle, one can experience delay as a result of a curse placed by his father, however, meeting a man of God can reverse such curse.
He said;
“Brethren, delay can be as result of curse of the biological father. In the book of Genesis 49, the father of Reuben cursed him and it began to work against him. Your encounter with a man from God with an assignment will reverse the curse.
We have 3 types of Fathers;
- Heavenly father (God)
- Earthly father (Biological Father)
- Spiritual father (Prophet/Pastor).
“When an earthly father curses a child, the spiritual father reverses it and the heavenly father confirms it. It takes Moses to release Reuben from his father’s curse (Deuteronomy 33:6). Hazael was to be King over Syria and Jehu king over Israel but Jezebel and Ahab delayed it until the Prophet Elijah speak up for anointing, they were anointed to take over (1 Kings 19:15-16).
“Anointing breaks the yoke of delay (2 Kings 9:1-5). Rebellion makes a man second in the place where you could have been the first. Its bring delay. A child that rebelled against his father will lose coverage and authority. As you return God will replace you and put you on speed lane in the name of Jesus Christ” the cleric said.
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